John Killefer is affiliated with South Dakota State University in the United States. Their academic work is associated with this institution, indicating an involvement in research and teaching activities within this university's environment.
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C. E. Rexroad;R. L. Coleman;A. M. Martin;W. K. Hershberger
S. N. Carr;P. J. Rincker;J. Killefer;D. H. Baker
M.A. Tavárez;D.D. Boler;K.N. Bess;J. Zhao
C. M. Leick;C. L. Puls;M. Ellis;J. Killefer
C.M. Souza;D.D. Boler;D.L. Clark;L.W. Kutzler
S. N. Carr;D. J. Ivers;D. B. Anderson;D. J. Jones
John Killefer;Mohammad Koohmaraie
S. M. Scramlin;W. J. Platter;R. A. Gomez;W. T. Choat
P. J. Rincker;J. Killefer;M. Ellis;M. S. Brewer
Mohamed Salem;Joginder Nath;Caird E. Rexroad;John Killefer
C.E. Rexroad;R.L. Coleman;A.L. Gustafson;W.K. Hershberger
S. F. Holmer;R. O. McKeith;Dustin Dee Boler;Anna Carol Dilger
D. D. Boler;D. M. Fernández-Dueñas;L. W. Kutzler;J. Zhao
D. D. Boler;L. W. Kutzler;D. M. Meeuwse;V. L. King
Hakan Kocamis;Douglas C. McFarland;John Killefer
D.D. Boler;A.L. Shreck;A.L. Shreck;D.B. Faulkner;J. Killefer;J. Killefer
J. Novakofski;M. S. Brewer;N. Mateus-Pinilla;J. Killefer
M. J. Ritter;M. Ellis;D. B. Anderson;S. E. Curtis
Dustin Dee Boler;Anna Carol Dilger;B. S. Bidner;S. N. Carr
S. N. Carr;D. N. Hamilton;K. D. Miller;A. L. Schroeder
D. D. Boler;C. L. Puls;D. L. Clark;M. Ellis
D. M. Fernández-Dueñas;A. J. Myers;S. M. Scramlin;C. W. Parks
H Kocamis;D C Kirkpatrick-Keller;H Klandorf;J Killefer
D. D. Boler;J. Killefer;D. M. Meeuwse;V. L. King
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